Poor leadership - Anonymous employee Ohio Democratic Party Employee Review

Important and fulfilling work Compensated fairly

Long hours Sometimes hard to reach leadership

Ostensibly, these are regularly, at least, "the people who care", if that is important. What I mean here is that even in the case of normal, typical modern uppercase Job malarkey, you can genuinely rest assured that the people you work with are there because there are prosocial changes that you and they would both prefer to see happen.

No one is immune to falling victim to the belief that a job description with more words than yours entitles them to belittle you, dismiss you, and think poorly of you.